Parenting and Montessori for Kids
When it comes to choosing playsets for children, there are a variety of options available on the market. Two popular choices are the Pikler Triangle and traditional play structures. While both offer opportunities for children to develop their gross motor skills, balance, and coordination, there are some … Read more
Chores for 4-year-olds can be a great way to teach responsibility and independence at a young age. Parents can start assigning simple tasks to their 4-year-olds to help them learn how to take care of their space and contribute to the household. By doing so, parents can … Read more
As parents, we are always looking for ways to stimulate our babies’ development and encourage their physical exploration. The Pikler triangle has become a popular choice for many parents as it provides a safe and fun environment for babies to climb, crawl, and play. However, with safety … Read more
When it comes to choosing the right size of a Pikler Triangle for your child, there are a few factors to consider. The size of the triangle can affect how safe and comfortable it is for your child to use, as well as how challenging and stimulating … Read more
The Trinomial Cube is a well-known Montessori material that is used to help children develop their visual discrimination skills. This material, composed of 27 wooden blocks, is introduced to children around the middle or end of their second year in a Montessori primary program. The purpose of … Read more
Montessori Sensorial activities are an essential part of the Montessori education system. These activities help children develop their senses and refine their ability to take in information. Montessori Sensorial activities are designed to train, develop, and sharpen each of the five senses: smell, sight, taste, hearing, and … Read more
Child-led play is a fundamental aspect of the Pikler approach, a philosophy of infant and toddler care developed by Dr. Emmi Pikler. Dr. Pikler was a Hungarian pediatrician who established a home for orphaned children in the aftermath of World War II. Her observations of the children … Read more